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I feel the situation is generally the opposite. We don't like systems that rely on such AI. In fact, there aren't systems that rely on such AI in general- any t
by SolaceQuantum 7y ago
I feel the situation is generally the opposite. We don't like systems that rely on such AI. In fact, there aren't systems that rely on such AI in general- any that claim there are are in fact tens of thousands of human contractors sacrificing their psychological health to train an AI that still kinda sucks at deciding when to block graphic content on facebook.
- geophile 7y agoI agree. But the discussion is about where AI is heading. And AI undeniably solves some scaling problems. For example, voice recognition for iPhones could have been done by a large horde of people. But AI does a really good job of it now. AI opporunities are likely to grow over time.